TM 5-342 Logging and Sawmill Operation 1972-08-23 LOGGING AND SAWMILL OPERATION LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS ii LIST OF TABLES iv Chapter 1. INTRODUCTION 1-1, 1-2 1-1 2. TIMBER CRUISING 2-1—2-14 2-1 3. LOGGING CREW AND EQUIPMENT 3-1—3-5 a-1 4. LOGGING ROADS 4-1—4-4 4-1 5. FELLING 5-1—6-16 6-1 6. LIMBING, BUCKING, AND SCALING — 6-1—6-23 6-1 7. TRANSPORTING LOGS Section I. Skidding Logs With Choker Cables, Floating Logs, Moving Logs in Flumes and Chutes, and Loading Logs 7-1 — 7-14 7-1 H. Grappel Yarding 7-15—7-22 7-22 III. Balloon and Helicopter Logging 7-23 — 7-26 7-26 Chapter 8. SAWMILL EQUIPMENT Section I. Sawmill Components 8-1 — 8-14 8-1 II. Military Sawmills 8-15—8-17 8-14 Chapter 9. SAWMILL OPERATION Section I. Crew 9-1 — 9-3 9-1 II. Setting Up and Operating the Trailer-Mounted Sawmill 9-4—9-7 9-2 III. Sawing Procedures 9-8—9-16 9-4 IV. Safety 9-17—9-19 9-11 V. Operation of Civilian Sawmills by Engineering Units 9-20—9-23 9-13 VI. Operation Under Unusual Conditions 9-24 — 9-27 9-14 Chapter 10. CARE AND MAINTENANCE OF SAWS 10-1—10-7 10-1 II. LUMBERYARD OPERATIONS 11-1—11-16 11-1 Appendix A. REFERENCES A-1 B. METRIC SYSTEM Section I. Graphic Comparison of the Linear English and the Metric System B-l II. Conversion Tables B-l III. Conversion Factors B-3 GLOSSARY Glossary-1 INDEX Index-1 Digitized by Google Books.

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